M+200% #10

Two heroes joined the game for money, including Clavius. The gold mine was decent, and Clavius found two good bone piles. On turn 116, I got confused about the armies and attacked a gold mine with 50 skeletons, so I had to retreat. I lost two days on this, but it all turned out for the best. In the end, I caught the opponent's army reinforcement, cut down 16 archers, and he bought his way out. Then, with 50 mana on a Breeze and a bolt for 150, I attacked. Only skeletons were left alive, but they were enough.

Two moments decided the game: the morale of the neutrals in the first round when attacking the mine (20 gold wolves attacked the marksmen, I don't even want to comment - it was just awful), and I spent a day on a chest that turned out to contain 5,000 gold (I could have taken it stealthily). If not for these two moments, I would have been visiting the opponent and wouldn't have had to buy out the reinforcement.

Thank you for the game!

P.S. I looked at how many games I need to win from the lower bracket, and it's a real bummer. Okay, let's run an experiment.